RAY BRYANT LONESOME TRAVELER

 

CADET RECORDS 1966                               LPS 778

credits:

Ray Bryant – piano
    Snooky Young – trumpet
    Clark Terry – trumpet, flugelhorn
    Jimmy Rowser (tracks 2, 4, 5 & 8-9),
    Richard Davis (tracks 1, 3 & 6) – bass
    Freddie Waits – drums

 Recorded    September 1 & 8, 1966
Studio    RCA Studios, New York City, NY
Engineer – Ray Hall
Producer, Supervised By – Esmond Edwards

tracks list:

A1        Lonesome Traveler
Written-By – Hays*
3:14
A2        'Round Midnight
Written-By – Hanighen*, Williams*, Monk*
6:03
A3        These Boots Were Made For Walkin'
Written-By – Hazlewood*
3:36
A4        Willow Weep For Me
Written-By – Ronell*
5:14
B1        The Blue Scimitar
Written-By – Edwards*
4:22
B2        Gettin' Loose
Written-By – Bryant*
3:42
B3        Wild Is The Wind
Written-By – Tiomkin*, Washington*
4:30
B4        Cubano Chant
Written-By – Ray Bryant
4:10
B5        Brother This 'N' Sister That
Written-By – Bryant*
4:43

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RAY BRYANT SOUND RAY

 

CADET RECORDS 1969                                   LPS 830

credits and sessions recording:

Bass – James Rowser

Drums – Harold White

Piano, Arranged By – Ray Bryant

Producer – Richard Evans 

Recorded at Ter Mar Studios, 

Engineer – Dave Purple

Ter Mar Studios Chicago, IL, June 26, 1969

17916    I Remember Clifford    Chess unissued

17917    St. Thomas    -

17918    A Song For My Father    Cadet LPS 830

17919    Broadway    -

17920    Sound Ray    -

17921    Scarborough Fair    -

* Ray Bryant - Sound Ray (Cadet LPS 830)

Ray Bryant Trio

same personnel

Ter Mar Studios Chicago, IL, June 27, 1969

17922    Stick With It    Cadet LPS 830

17923    Li'l Darlin'    Cadet LPS 830, 2CA 50038

17924    Con Alma    Cadet LPS 830

17925    The Look Of Love    -

* Ray Bryant - Sound Ray (Cadet LPS 830)

tracks listing:

A1    A Song For My Father    5:23   

A2    Con Alma    4:14   

A3    Scarborough Fair    4:36   

A4  Stick With It    5:09   

B1  Broadway    5:30   

B2    Li'l Darlin'    5:09   

B3    The Look Of Love    5:30   

B4    Sound Ray

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RAY BRYANT TRIO GOTTA TRAVEL ON

CADET RECORDS 1966                            LPS-767

credits:

Bass – Walter Booker, Jr.

Drums – Freddie Waits

Flugelhorn – Clark Terry (tracks: A2, A5, B1, B4)

Piano – Ray Bryant

Trumpet – Eugene "Snookie" Young* (tracks: A2, A5, B1, B4)

Producer, Supervised By – Esmond Edwards

February 17, 1966 2,5,6,9 RCA Studios, New York City

February 18, 1966 1,3,4,7,8 RCA Studios, New York City

RecordingEngineer Ray Hall

tracks list:

A1 Gotta Travel On

Written By – Clayton, Ehrlich, Lazar & Six 4:24

A2 Erewhon

Written-By – Ray Bryant 3:03

A3 Smack Dab In The Middle

Written By – C. E. Calhoun 4:00

A4 Monkey Business

Written-By – Ray Bryant 2:48

A5 All Things Are Possible

Written-By – Ray Bryant 3:42

B1 It Was A Very Good Year

Written-By – Ervin Drake 3:52

B2 Bag's Groove

Written-By – Milt Jackson 5:26

B3 Midnight Stalkin'

Written-By – Ray Bryant 4:13

B4 Little Soul Sister

Written-By – Ray Bryant

 

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RAY BRYANT TRIO LITTLE SUSIE

COLUMBIA RECORDS 1960                             CS 8244 

credits:

Bass – Tommy Bryant
    Drums – Eddie Locke, Gus Johnson
    Piano – Ray Bryant

tracks list:

A1 Little Susie    
A2 By Myself    
A3 Blues For Norine    
A4 Moon-Faced, Starry-Eyed    
A5 Big Buddy    
B1 Willow Weep For Me    
B2 Greensleeves    
B3 So In Love    
B4 If I Can Just Make It    
B5 Misty

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RAY BRYANT COLD TURKEY

 

SUE RECORDS 1964                                      LP 1032  

credits :

      Ray Bryant (piano) Jimmy Rowser (bass) Ben Riley (drums)  

same session of "Basin Street Club", NYC, 1964

track list:

A1 Cold Turkey

Written-By – Ray Bryant


A2 Shake A Lady

Written-By – Ray Bryant

A3 Favela

Written-By – A. C. Jobim*, V. De Moraes*

A4 Chicago Serenade

Written-By – Eddie Harris

A5 Congolese Children

Written-By – Randy Western*   

A6 Blues March

Written-By – Benny Golson

B1 O Morro

Written-By – A. C. Jobim*, Blanco*


B2 Mandecee

Written-By – Daniel Ray 


B3 Sometime Ago

Written-By – Sergio Mihanovich

B4 Slip-Up

Written-By – Ray Bryant   

B5 Hello Dolly

Written-By – Jerry Herman   

B6 I Wish You Love

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Ray Bryant ‎– Slow Freight

 

Cadet Records ‎1966   LPS 781

credits:

     Ray Bryant - Piano

Richard Davis - Bass

Freddie Waits - Drums

Art Farmer - Trumpet & Flugelhorn

Snookie Young - Trumpet & Flugelhorn

Paul Serrano - Narration on 'Slow Freight'      

Recorded - December 1966, RCA Studios, New York City

 [major discographies identify December 8, 1966 as the specific date]

Album Production & Supervision - Esmond Edwards

Recording Engineer - Ray Hall

tracks listing

A1  Slow Freight   9:41   
A2   Amen   4:51   
A3   Satin Doll  6:50   
B1  If You Go Away  4:55   
B2  Ah, The Apple Tree (When The World Was Young) 3:30   
B3 The Return Of The Prodigal Son 5:03   
B4 The Fox Stalker   3:32

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RAY BRYANT RAY BRYANT PLAYS

SIGNATURE RECORDS 1960                          SM6008

credits and sessions recording:

Ray Bryant (piano)
Tommy Bryant (bass)
Oliver Jackson (drums)
Recorded in NYC, October 29, 1959 & November 5 & 6.

10722 Doodlin'

10723 Wheatleigh Hall

10724 Delaunay's Dilemma

10725 Now's The Time

same personnel

NYC, November 5, 1959

10737 Blue Monk

10738 Walkin'

10739 Misty

10740 Whisper Not

same personnel

NYC, November 6, 1959

10741 A Hundred Dreams From Now

10742 Sneaking Around

10743 Bags' Groove

10744 Take The "A" Train

tracks list:

A1     Delauney's Dilemma     2:35
A2     Blue Monk     5:00
A3     Misty     2:59
A4     Sneaking Around     3:46
A5     Now's The Time     4:00
A6     Wheatleigh Hall     3:55
B1     Doodlin'     4:05
B2     A Hundred Dreams From Now     3:20
B3     Bags Groove     5:34
B4     Walkin'     3:08
B5     Take The "A" Train     3:50
B6     Whisper Not     3:55

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ARETHA FRANKLIN with THE RAY BRYANT COMBO

 

COLUMBIA RECORDS 1961                            CL 1612 

 Aretha: With The Ray Bryant Combo is the second album 

(and debut for ColumbiaRecords) of the future "Queen of Soul" 

Aretha Franklin, released in 1961. The albumis also known

 under its working title Right Now It's Aretha.    

credits:

  Arranged By – Curtis Lewis (3) (tracks: A5, B6),

 J. Leslie McFarland (tracks: A1 to A4, A6 to B5)

    Bass – Bill Lee (2) (tracks: A1 to A5, B1, B4 to B6), 

Milt Hinton (tracks: A6, B2, B3)

    Drums – Belton Evans (tracks: A1, A4, B4),

 Osie Johnson (tracks: A2, A3, B1,

B6), Sticks Evans (tracks: A5, A6, B2, B3, B5)

    Guitar – Lord Westbrook* (tracks: A2, A3, A5 to B6),

 Skeeter Best (tracks: B1)

    Liner Notes – Frank Driggs

    Piano – Aretha Franklin (tracks: A1, A6, B2, B3), 

Ray Bryant (tracks: A1, A2, A3,

A4, A5, B1, B4, B5, B6)

    Saxophone [Tenor] – Al Sears (tracks: A5, A6, B2, B3, B5),

 Warren Luckey (tracks: B4)

    Trombone – Quentin Jackson (tracks: A5, B5), 

Tyree Glenn (tracks: A2, A3, B1, B6)

The album was recorded at the New York studios 

of Columbia Records, 207 East 30th Street, 

except tracks 1 and 4 which were recorded at 

the company's studios at 799 Seventh Avenue

 August 1, 1960 and  January 10, 1961

tracks list:

A1 Won't Be Long

    Written-By – J. Leslie McFarland        

A2 Over The Rainbow

    Written-By – E. Y. Harburg*, H. Arlen*        

A3 Love Is The Only Thing

    Written-By – J. Leslie McFarland        

A4 Sweet Lover

    Written-By – J. Leslie McFarland, S. Wyche*        

A5 All Night Long

    Written-By – C. Lewis*        

A6 Who Needs You?

    Written-By – B. Holiday*, J. Burns*        

B1 Right Now

    Written-By – J. Leslie McFarland        

B2 Are You Sure

    Written-By – M. Willson*        

B3 Maybe I'm A Fool

    Written-By – J. Leslie McFarland        

B4 It Ain't Necessarily So

    Written-By – I. Gershwin-G. Gershwin*    

B5 (Blue) By Myself

    Written-By – J. Leslie McFarland, J. Bailey*        

B6 Today I Sing The Blues

    Written-By – C. Lewis*

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RAY BRYANT COMBO MADISON TIME

COLUMBIA RECORDS 1960                              CL 1476

credits:

Bass – Tommy Bryant

Caller – Eddie Morrison (tracks: A1, A4, B1)

Drums – Bill English (tracks: A1, A2), 

Dave Pochonet (tracks: A4, A5, B1, B2),

Jimmy Griffin (3) (tracks: A3, B3, B4)

Piano – Ray Bryant

Tenor Saxophone – Buddy Tate

Trombone – Al Grey (tracks: A4, A5, B1, B2), 

Benny Morton (tracks: A3, B3, B4), 

Urbie Green (tracks: A1, A2)

Trumpet – Harry Edison

tracks list:

A1 The Madison Time - Part I

Written-By – E. Morrison*, R. Bryant*3:06

A2 The Madison Time - Part II

Written-By – E. Morrison*, R. Bryant*2:48

A3 Centerpiece

Written-By – H. Edison*4:22

A4 Split T - Part I

Written-By – R. Bryant*4:02

A5 Split T - Part II

Written-By – R. Bryant*5:20

B1 Hit It! - Part I

Written-By – R. Bryant*3:15

B2 Hit It! - Part II

Written-By – R. Bryant*4:10

B3 Young Buddy

Written-By – R. Bryant*4:03

B4 The Huckle-Buck

Written-By – A. Gibson*, R. Alfred 5:09

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